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Butler Dental

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9562 7699

Address: 2 Captiva Appr 6036 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.butlerdental.com.au/

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25.01.2022 ARE YOU AFRAID OF SEEING THE DENTIST? Dr Parul’s caring and compassionate nature as well as her experience and qualification in sedation dentistry will ensure that your visit to Butler Dental is pleasant and comfortable. We offer sedation dentistry at Butler Dental, this treatment option is ideal if you are anxious and phobic of dental treatment.... Sedation dentistry is a helpful option for those who suffer from dental anxiety or a dental phobia. Dr Parul Bhatia and her team are specially trained and experienced to offer conscious sedation at Butler Dental. We understand that fear and anxiety can complicate access to necessary treatment and we want to help you maintain a healthy dentition in a comfortable and safe setting. Call us 95627699 book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow. #dentalphobia #anxiety #dentalanxietyisreal #dentalanxiety #caringdentistry #sleepdentistry #comfortabledentistry #butlerdentist

24.01.2022 Join us as we get silly for a serious cause on 14 August 2020. Every dollar raised on Red Nose Day helps stop little lives being cut short and ensures every grieving family gets the support they need. ... Butler Dental will be holding a raffle for an opportunity to win an oral B electric tooth brush Terms and conditions apply #rednoseday #goodcause #charity #dentalpractice #winaprize #letsgetsilly #butler

24.01.2022 How your childs sleep habits could affect the health of their teeth.

24.01.2022 It was so good to be able to help our patients today We know it all feels extremely strange wearing a mask but this is for everyone’s safety. We will get through this.... We wanted to thank you all for your support, patience and understanding. We can reassure you that we are following good cross infection techniques and protocols. We have appointments available next week if you need to see us. Call 95627699 Book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #saturdayvibes #saturdaycrew #postlockdown #maskup #wearehereforyou #getyourhealthsorted

23.01.2022 Did you know? #dentalhealthweek #getsugarsavvy #sugar #stayhealthy

23.01.2022 It may seem counterintuitive but a soft toothbrush can get your teeth just as clean as toothbrushes with harder bristles. It isn’t just the brush you choose that impacts your results, it’s also your brushing technique. To clean teeth and gums most effectively, angle your toothbrush bristles toward the gum line, and use gentle, circular, massaging strokes to remove plaque. You do not need intense pressure to remove plaque, bacteria, and food, in fact, you should only be using ...gentle pressure to do this. The time spent brushing each area is actually more important than putting lots of pressure on any given area. Heavy brushing pressure even with a soft brush can result in the same problems you’d get from using a medium or hard bristle toothbrush. Studies have shown that soft toothbrushes do just as good of a job cleaning your teeth as medium toothbrushes and they do less damage. For that reason, most dentists recommend choosing a toothbrush with soft bristles over one that is hard, or even medium. If you have sensitive gums, sensitive teeth and signs of enamel erosion, your dentist might suggest a brush with extra-soft bristles. #toothbrush #softisbetter #didyouknow #askyourdentist #dentaladvice

23.01.2022 Welcoming our new dentist Dr Emrik Dr Emrik Graff graduated from his postgraduate course at University of Western Australia with honours and was awarded a number of awards throughout his degree including the BDSc Prize in Operative Dentistry and the Alistair Devlin ANSPD (WA Branch) prize in Paediatric Dentistry. Having spent time working in Kalgoorlie, he has recently returned to his hometown of Perth. Emrik enjoys all aspects of general dentistry and has a particular inte...rest in oral surgery. He is committed to educating his patients and enjoys taking the time to get to know his patients and providing a calm and comfortable environment for them. Emrik is a member of the Australian Dental Association of Western Australia and attends regular professional development courses to ensure he is up to date with new dental technologies. He has enjoys giving back to the community, including as a regular clinical volunteer at the TIMA Perth Tzu Chi Foundation to help provide dental services to disadvantaged members of the community. Outside of work, Emrik loves to explore the world, is passionate about all things food and likes to keep active with friends.

23.01.2022 Prevention is better than a cure . Its best to visit us regularly to protect your teeth and stay on top of issues as they arise rather than treat the diseases once they have advanced. Aim to see us at least every 6 months. Call us 95627699 book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow. #regularcheckup #dentalhealthweek #flossdaily #dentalcheckup #preventativehealth

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23.01.2022 Butler dental is getting so busy! We would love to introduce our new clinician Dr Ruth. Dr Ruth Um completed her Doctor of Dental Medicine postgraduate degree at the University of Western Australia. She holds professional membership with the Australian Dental Association (ADA) and registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Prior to immersing herself in the world of dentistry, she worked for several years as a pharmacist in both Australia... and New Zealand. Now, she is totally captivated by teeth and gums! She provides treatment for all aspects of general dentistry and enjoys taking time to understand what patients’ own treatment goals are. Her philosophy is to ensure that patients are relieved of pain, able to eat, speak and smile confidently, and also maintain a healthy foundation for teeth. Dr Ruth endeavours to continually improve her skills and knowledge by attending professional courses and reading the latest research. Outside of work, she enjoys running marathons, gardening and taking photos of her adorable dogs, Wilson and Milo. Call us 95627699 Book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #newdentist #friendlyface #gentledentist #caringdentist #lovesdogs

23.01.2022 Our humble Butler Dental team celebrated last night! We missed Dr Emrik. Aren’t we so blessed to be able to be together and have fun! It’s been a crazy year! Each and everyone one of these team members makes coming to work so enjoyable. Having a wonderful team is truly a gift. ... Thank you to all our patients for supporting us. We are looking forwards to 2021 and I’m sure it’s going to be another interesting year! #team #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #xmascelebration #gratitude #grateful #awesomecompany #dentalpractice

23.01.2022 We are currently seeking an experienced dental assistant to join our team on a casual basis. The ideal candidate will be available to work Saturdays and a couple of days in the week plus cover any leave. 1.General chair side assistance 2.Provide sterilisation and infection control solutions, maintain stock control 3.Prepare patients & facilities for dental treatment... 4.Process contaminated instruments and equipment in accordance with practice protocols 5.Patient management; greeting and welcoming patients, answering all phone enquiries, making & confirming appointments; checking, processing & managing customer accounts 6.Patient care from entry to the surgery, recall management Maintain and monitor an appropriate level of supplies in treatment room and order as required About you 1.Certificate III in Dental Assisting is preferred but not essential 2.Exceptional communication, interpersonal & customer service skills 3.A proven track record of punctuality and reliability 4.Ability to build rapport with patients, in a cheerful, light-hearted manner 5.A great attitude towards teamwork 6.A willingness to learn & develop 7. If you want to work in a positive, fast-paced environment where patient care is the number one priority, submit your cover letter and resume. Job Types: Casual, Permanent

23.01.2022 Our team annual First Aid and CPR update. Di inspired us with her fabulous stories and kept us engaged throughout the day We brushed up on our life saving skills and CPR. ... Dr Parul and her team strive to keep our patients and each other safe #firstaid #lifesaving #patientsafety #dentalpractice #teamtraining

22.01.2022 Our Dentists Dr Parul Dr Josephine Dr Emrik... Dr Ellie Dr Ruth Rocking it

21.01.2022 Today is #RUOKDay A reminder that a conversation could change a life. #2020 has been a challenging year for many, make time to listen, encourage action and check in with those around you. Butler Dental is here for you Learn how to listen, help find support and better ways to manage the load, and how to check in https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask #ruok #wecare #weareinthistogether #wearehereforyou #welisten

21.01.2022 Not all products will advise the amount of added sugars present as a value on the label. To check for added sugars, it is best to read the list of ingredients, which are usually found at the base of the label. The higher an ingredient is to the top of the list, the more of it is present within the item. Did you know that sugar can go by over 50 names? This can make it tricky identifying all the sources of sugar in a food product. It is not just the obvious foods such as lolli...es and cakes that include sugar. Look out for hidden sugars in foods such as cereals and sauces. Check out the ADAs fact sheet listing the most common hidden sugars. Check out the Get Sugar Savvy fact sheets which make understanding sugar content on foods labels easy. https://www.ada.org.au/Dental-Health-Week-2020/Resources. Check out the next post #dentalhealthweek #hiddensugars #dentistlife #sugarsavvy

19.01.2022 We can't believe it’s already December! We are extremely busy during this time of year but we will do our very best to accomodate everyone. Happy December form your Butler Dental team!... #sillyseason #happydecember #xmas #dentalpractice #happypractice

18.01.2022 Water is the best choice for your teeth. It is good for you, it is sugar free and in most areas in Australian it contains fluoride. Drinking fluoridated tap water is one of the most cost-effective ways to try to prevent tooth decay. Sugar-sweetened beverages such as soft drinks, energy drinks, sports drinks and even fruit juices are packed with sugar. These drinks provide no nutritional content and increase your risk of developing tooth decay as well as a range of other health conditions like Type 2 diabetes. Even the sugar-free varieties can cause damage to your teeth as these drinks have a low pH, making them acidic, which can cause the tooths surface to soften and become worn. #dentalhealthweek #sugarsavvy #waterisbest #dentaleducation

18.01.2022 Did you know? #facts #saliva #themouth #dentalfacts #butlerdentist

18.01.2022 Teeth Whitening at Butler Dental With so many different teeth-whitening options available to patients, it can often be difficult to choose which is the best whitening option for you. At Butler dental we can help you decide which teeth whitening solution works best for you, whether it be in-chair tooth whitening or take-home tooth whitening.... The tooth whitening products used at our dental surgery cannot be purchased at a pharmacy off the shelf, or used at a beauty therapist salon, as the percentage content of the whitening agent (which is at a higher but safe level) can only be issued by a registered dental practice. If you want to know more............ Give us a call 95627699 Book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #toothwhitening #dentistinthechair #inchairwhitening #whiteteeth #treatmentoptions

16.01.2022 Dr Lyndon is available every Saturday He is extremely caring, gentle and enjoys treating kids! Call us 95627699 book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow... #bestdentist #butler #caringdentist #gentledentist #greatwithkids

15.01.2022 Our top priority at Butler Dental is our community, patients and team. In light of the 5 day lock down announced by our Premier and the guidance from the Australian Dental Association WA, we will still be open but operating under very strict restrictions and precautions. We will be working under Level 3 ADA guidelines to #stopthespread and if you don't need emergency care please #stayhomestaysafe... https://www.ada.org.au/Covid-19-Portal/Dental-Professionals This means that we will only be able to treat you if you are presenting in pain, have a facial swelling or have had dental trauma. We are here to help so do count on us. All routine dental care will be postponed to next week depending on how things progress. Lets all do the right thing. Our friendly reception team will be in contact with you tomorrow to reschedule your appointments. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Your Butler Dental Team #stayhomestaysafe #5daylockdown #stopthespread #weareinthistogether #wearamask

14.01.2022 About the business Butler Dental is friendly modern dental practice located in Perths northern suburb of Butler. We aim to provide dental care of the highest standard in a professional yet relaxed environment.We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional care to our patients. Our providers, service orientated staff and warm, comfortable practice all combine to make it a fantastic place to work. About the role ... We are expanding and seeking a gentle, friendly & vibrant Oral Health Therapist to join our team.This is your chance to be an integral part of our team. We are passionate about providing quality dentistry, building real relationships with our patients through exceptional care and service and are committed to professional and personal growth.The position would initially be casual with option for a permanent position being offered to the right candidate. To be considered for this position, it is essential that you: Bring great energy- Be a TEAM player Positive, proactive and willingness to learn and grow Excellent verbal and written communication skills The ability to work well under pressure and cater to a family demographic, seeing children under the Child Dental Benefit Scheme (CDBS), Government patients and also the greater Northern suburbs community. Willing to learn new concepts- Willing to work Saturdays Skills and experience Have 3+ years Australian experience Have exceptional Clinical, Patient care and Communication Skills. Have the ability to build and maintain patient rapport. Can work effectively as a team member. Hard working and enthusiastic you see dentistry as a calling not a job Have current AHPRA registration, professional indemnity insurance and radiation licence. Extended Scope (able to treat adults) If you think you tick the boxes- Please send Cover Letter and Resume to- [email protected] Any questions regarding the position, please feel free to contact principle dentist on 08 9562 7699 We look forward to hearing from you :)

14.01.2022 ARE YOU AFRAID OF SEEING THE DENTIST? Dr Paruls caring and compassionate nature as well as her experience and qualification in sedation dentistry will ensure that your visit to Butler Dental is pleasant and comfortable. We offer sedation dentistry at Butler Dental, this treatment option is ideal if you are anxious and phobic of dental treatment.... Sedation dentistry is a helpful option for those who suffer from dental anxiety or a dental phobia. Dr Parul Bhatia and her team are specially trained and experienced to offer conscious sedation at Butler Dental. We understand that fear and anxiety can complicate access to necessary treatment and we want to help you maintain a healthy dentition in a comfortable and safe setting. Call us 95627699 book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow. #dentalphobia #anxiety #dentalanxietyisreal #dentalanxiety #caringdentistry #sleepdentistry #comfortabledentistry #butlerdentist

14.01.2022 You have probably seen Chrissy around. She is one of our new staff members who has both dental and front office experience. Welcome to our team! She is a friendly, warm face under that mask What do you think of Amy’s mask? Isn’t it awesome? ... #newteammember #maskup #frontoffice #teamwork #stafftraining #welcometothefamily

13.01.2022 We are following all the guidelines from the WA government and the ADA WA. Butler Dental has strict cross infection guidelines in place. We wanted to thank all our patients for understanding whilst we get in touch with you to reschedule your appointments. ... If you do have tooth ache we are able to see you. Please kindly wear a mask when you enter our premises. You will also need to sign in using the WA safe app. If you have any flu like symptoms please get tested and stay at home. #stayathome call us 95627699 or email [email protected] if you need any advice or have any questions Your Butler Dental Team #weareinthistogether #staysafe #COVID19 #lockdown #ADAlevel3 #dentalpractice

13.01.2022 Electric or manual toothbrush? It’s an issue that can cause a lot of debate, but are electric toothbrushes really more effective than a manual toothbrush when it comes to cleaning and taking care of your pearly whites? Electric toothbrush vs manual toothbrush... One of the main benefits of manual toothbrushes is that there’s a wider variety of options. You can get large, medium or small toothbrush heads, as well as a handy tool on the back of the head to help keep your tongue clean. Manual toothbrushes can help you feel like you’ve got more control over the brushing process, including how hard the pressure is on their teeth. This can be particularly helpful for people with sensitive teeth and gums, who are able to respond to twinges of discomfort by applying less pressure. Manual toothbrushes are also significantly cheaper than electric toothbrushes, making them much easier to replace. As they’re smaller, they also pack more easily when you’re travelling, so you never have to go a night without ensuring your teeth are sparkling clean! One of the main benefits of electric toothbrush is that they do a lot of the work for you, with a power rotation that helps to loosen plaque. This can be a huge benefit for people with arthritis or other conditions which limit dexterity. The range of variable speeds can also be helpful for people with sensitive teeth and gums, and some of the higher-range electric toothbrushes even have a warning light that acts as an alert if too much pressure is being applied. Electric toothbrushes are often great for kids who are reluctant to brush their teeth, as electric toothbrushes can seem more fun for them to use. Many electric toothbrushes also include an in-built timer to make sure you’re brushing your teeth for at least two minutes, and give guidance about where in your mouth you should be brushing, to help ensure you brush all four quadrants of your mouth. If you have any questions talk to our friendly team. 95627699 www.butlerdental.com.au #electricvsmanual #toothbrushing #whichisbest

11.01.2022 September 1st! First day of spring! Need a thorough exam and professional clean? Give us a call 95627699 book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow ... #springclean #springcleanup #spring #newmonth #newmonthnewbeginnings #dentist #dentalpractice

11.01.2022 Happy School holidays! #keepsmiling #happyschoolholidays

11.01.2022 Happy Father’s Day to all of our superheroes! #fathersday #superheroes #dadsareawesome #dad

10.01.2022 We recommend seeing a dentist early so we can provide you with all the tools for your child to have a healthy dentition throughout their life. We love treating children at Butler Dental. 95627699 book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #kidfriendly #perthdentists #earlydentalcare #butlerwa

10.01.2022 This is our Dr Parul seeing her two girls. Her eldest daughter is keeping the little one nice and calm whilst mummy has a good look at her teeth. They are both chilling out watching some cartoons! We always aim to keep dental visits calm and gentle. Its really important we get children seeing the dentist early so that they get used to us. We are not scary and love helping your kids. Give us a call 95627699... book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #friendlykiddentist #childrenaresafe #childdentalhealth #mummyanddentist

09.01.2022 Happy Halloween! Make sure you brush your teeth tonight after all those treats! Have a fun evening ... #halloween #dentistdressup #halloweencostume #brushyourteeth #wegaveouttoothpaste #fundentist

08.01.2022 We will be in touch with all our patients regarding your appointments as soon as we hear from the WA government and ADA WA. This is really positive news. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.... call 95627699 [email protected] #zerocases #positvenews #easerestrictions #COVID19 #weareinthistogether

08.01.2022 Worried about how you will afford your next dental bill? Don’t worry Butler Dental has you covered! We offer a range of payment plan options to suit your needs. We understand that sometimes dental treatment can be an unexpected expense.... Give our friendly team a call 95627699 www.butlerdental.com.au #paymentplansavailable #paymentplans #affordable #friendlyteam #familydentist #wecare

08.01.2022 1- Flossing protects your teeth Not flossing leaves at least 35% of your teeth unprotected and susceptible to plaque. Plaque buildup is responsible for cavities and tooth decay as well as other health conditions! 2- Flossing helps your heart... Flossing every day removes plaque and bacteria, which are both shown to increase the chances of heart disease. According to the Mayo Clinic, our oral health is connected to many health conditions, including heart diseases. 3- Flossing helps your toothpaste When you floss before brushing your teeth, your toothpaste has a better chance of working to its full potential. When you remove food particles and buildup with flossing, there is more area for brushing to cover. Bonus: if your toothpaste has fluoride, it works better when the teeth are fully clean. 4- Flossing keeps your mouth clean While brushing helps with your oral health, it is not super effective on its own. Flossing removes bacteria that is responsible for teeth issues, gum issues, and even halitosis. 5- Flossing is most effective after eating As we know, flossing gets rid of food particles and plaque buildup. The best time to floss is right after eating or right before bed. After eating you are more likely to get rid of the pesky food particles while right before bed means there isnt as much for bacteria to chew on overnight. One of our favorite floss facts is that is really takes no time. It is so easy to add it into your nighttime routine floss while watching that last episode on Netflix or right before bedtime stories. For the amount of benefit it adds, it is too easy to not do it. Call us 95627699 Book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #flossing #oralhealth #oralhygiene

07.01.2022 Happy Friday #smile #butlerdentist #happyfriday #happyquotes #weekendvibes us 95627699 Book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow

07.01.2022 Monday laughs #funnydentist #dentalinjection #numbface #butler #dentist

06.01.2022 Its dental health week this week. Join Butler Dental this week and educate yourself on how much sugar is in lots of supermarket products! Stay tuned with us and we hope to educate our followers. 95627699 book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #dentalhealthweek #sugar #howmuchsugar #sugary

05.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all of our superheroes! #fathersday #superheroes #dadsareawesome #dad

05.01.2022 Thank you to one our lovely patients! We really appreciate your kind gesture #kinddentist #appreciation #thankyou #butler

04.01.2022 Everything you eat and drink can have a major effect on the health of your teeth and gums. Tooth decay is a diet-related disease that commonly develops in response to our consumption of sugar. Sugar from the foods and drinks we consume is taken up by decay-causing bacteria that live on the surfaces of our teeth. These bacteria process the sugar, turning it into acid which is then excreted on the surface of our teeth where it draws out minerals from the tooth. If this process ...happens over and over, without any effort to prevent or stop the disease process, it can eventually result in the formation of tooth decay. Grams to teaspoons: You will often see health sugar content measured by number of teaspoons. This unit of measure can often make it easier to understand sugar content by relating it to spoonfuls of sugar. To know how many teaspoons make up a quantity of sugar, divide the amount of sugar by 4. 1 teaspoon of sugar = 4 grams So, if a drink label advised it contains 20g of sugar, this means it is equal to 5 teaspoons worth of sugar. Example: 20g sugar / 4g per teaspoon = 5 teaspoons of sugar The World Health Organization recommends that adult sugar intake be equal to 5% of your daily total energy intake (kJ) to decrease your risks of developing tooth decay as well as other health benefits. For the average adult, this equates to 6 teaspoons (equal to 24 grams) of free sugar per day! READ THE LABELS AND GET SAVVY #getsugarsavvy #readthelables #dentaladvice

04.01.2022 BUTLER DENTAL is open every Saturday from 8am to 1pm. For those of you that cant see us during the weekdays we are here to help treat your dental needs Dr Parul, Dr Ellie or Dr Lyndon would love to meet you 95627699 book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #openforbusiness #opensaturday #familydentist #heretohelp #butlerwa

03.01.2022 These are our amazing dental assistants - Lynn, Narelle, Robyn, Anna and Elsa. These beautiful ladies are there to make sure you are comfortable and cared for at all times

03.01.2022 We have some appointments available tomorrow. Dont suffer if you have a tooth ache Give us a call and one of our caring dentists will get you sorted. 95627699 Book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow

02.01.2022 We had a fabulous Day today! Thank you for all your donations! #butlerdental #rednoseday #donations #dressup #dentalpractice

01.01.2022 Don’t Loose Your 2020 Dental Extras Health Insurance Allowance With just 5 weeks until Christmas, there has never been a better time to use any unclaimed Health Insurance Allowance for dental treatment. We offer a wide range of services from general check-ups and cleans, to sedation dentistry... Why not book in today and make the most of your health insurance before you get your 2021 allowance. Remember if it’s not used, you're not getting your full benefit. Call our practice and one of our friendly team will assist you with your booking. 95627699 book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow Use It, Don’t Lose It

01.01.2022 We are so please to let you know that we will back on level one restrictions. This means all appointments will be able to proceed as normal from tomorrow onwards. We will continue to follow strict cross infection guidelines and protocols to keep everyone safe. ... Please kindly wear a mask and sign in using the WA safe app. We appreciate your cooperation. We look forwards to seeing you all soon. If you have any questions please call our humble team on 95627699. We are here to support our community. Your Butler Dental Team Book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #wedidit #welldonewa #restrictionslifted #LevelOne #COVID19 #safedentistry #safetyfirst #weareallinthistogether

01.01.2022 Brushing your teeth is an important part of your dental care routine Brush your teeth twice a day with a soft-bristled brush. The size and shape of your brush should fit your mouth allowing you to reach all areas easily. Electric toothbrushes are better. Ask our team if you need any advice on this. Replace your toothbrush every three months, or sooner if the bristles are frayed. A worn toothbrush won’t do a good job of cleaning your teeth.... Make sure to use a fluoride toothpaste. The proper brushing technique is to: Place your toothbrush at a 45-degree angle to the gums. Gently move the brush back and forth in short (tooth-wide) strokes. Brush the outer surfaces, the inner surfaces, and the chewing surfaces of the teeth. To clean the inside surfaces of the front teeth, tilt the brush vertically and make several up-and-down strokes. Of course, brushing your teeth is only a part of a complete dental care routine. You should also make sure to: Clean between teeth daily once a day. Tooth decay-causing bacteria still linger between teeth where toothbrush bristles can’t reach. This helps remove plaque and food particles from between the teeth and under the gum line. Eat a balanced diet that limits sugary beverages and snacks. See us for prevention and treatment of oral disease - we recommend having a check and clean every 6 months Call us 95627699 Book online http://bit.ly/BD-BookNow #electrictoothbrush #toothbrush #oralhealth #healthyteeth #heathygums #twiceaday #seeyourdentist #seeyourdentisttwiceayear